ETHUSDTEther

This closed trade involved Ether against the US Dollar Tether, designated as ETHUSDT. The manager opened a long position at an entry price of 2711.63 and closed it at 2734.34. Both actions occurred on 2026-09-21, meaning the holding time was just one day. The result of this specific transaction is shown as +73.70% on its page. This figure reflects the performance of the position during that single session.

At the moment of entry, the technical picture provided context for the market conditions. The RSI(14) stood at 60.7, indicating moderate momentum without extreme overbought signals. The MACD line was above its signal line with a histogram value of 0.07% of price, suggesting a slight bullish bias in short-term trends. Bollinger Bands showed a %B value of 0.71, placing the price closer to the upper band but within normal limits, while the band width was 4.4% of price. Volume for the last hour was ×0.7 of the previous 20-hour average, and the price had changed by +3.31% over the prior 24 hours.

The trade experienced volatility during its brief duration. The best move in the direction of the position was +1.36% from entry, reaching a highest price of 2748.6. Conversely, the worst move against the entry was −1.90%, with the lowest price touching 2660.04. The exit occurred at 2734.34, which is higher than the entry but lower than the peak. At the moment of exit, the RSI(14) had risen to 69.4, reflecting increased pressure in the final hours of the holding period.

For readers new to this market, a long position means buying an asset with the expectation that its price will rise. The leverage setting here was ×100, which is an account configuration rather than a deposit for this specific trade. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses relative to the capital used. Marks on the chart show entries and exits clearly, allowing investors to see exactly when positions were opened and closed. Understanding these basics helps in interpreting how price movements translate into percentage results.

Comparing this to other sectors managed by the same professional offers perspective. For instance, the trade labeled BTCUSDT 2026-09-21 resulted in a slight loss of −0.04%. Similarly, another position marked ZECUSDT 2026-09-21 ended with a result of −0.53%. These examples illustrate how different crypto assets can behave differently even on the same day. While some seek long term crypto investment strategies, this page shows discrete trades. Newcomers might also wonder how to start investing into crypto, but here we focus only on historical execution data.

The result of one trade says nothing about future results. This page displays history, not advice. Past performance does not guarantee future outcomes, and each market condition is unique. Investors should review these records as factual accounts of past activity, without assuming continuity or predictability in subsequent trades.